Old Rose and Silver by Myrtle Reed
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"Say," called Romeo. "What?" "What do you think of her?" "Who?" "Miss--you know. Isabel." "Oh, I don't know," responded Juliet, sleepily. "I guess she's kind of a sissy-girl." V AN AFTERNOON CALL "Aunt Francesca," asked Isabel, "is Colonel Kent rich?" "Very," responded Madame. She had a fine damask napkin stretched upon embroidery hoops and was darning it with the most exquisite of stitches. "Then why don't they live in a better house and have more servants? That place is old and musty." |
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